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PRIME MTSIsTKB oRIFFITHs, OF ouEKNs-
LAND, TALKS OF THE COLONIES.

PRIME MTNIsrEB oRIFFIIKs, OF ouEKEs-
LAND, TALKS or THE COLONIES.
SAN FRANoIsoo, June 3.-Sir Samuel
W. Grifiths, Prime Minister Of Queens
land, is 10 the city en- route home from
London. Speaking Of the result Of the
lhteroolsniAl conference in Loadon, be
said: "ihe naval defsnses of Australia
are TO be increased. The present naval
squadron is TO be maintained by impeF
ial contributions, while the new vessels
20 be added are to be made and main.
tanned by the Australian Colonies.
When this is accomplished il will make
the imperial power on the high seas IN
that part of the " rid impreRnable.
Another thing agreed upon is to annex
New Guinea. IL has all alOnS been q
British protectorate. II is nov to virtn-
ally become q colony of Queensland.
The latter and the other Australian
Colonies are to bear the Government
expenses, share and share alike" Sir
samuel Mcdonald said that the ques-
tioR Of Chinese labor was nov the
chief political topic in Queensland, He
and other members Of tue Liberal party
we're opposing the coming Of the
Chinese, while tie rich sugar planters
insisted upon allowing then to come in.
Sir Samuel and wife departed on the
Australian steamer today.
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that they could meet IN ths latter city
rot later than August lsa.
Frederick L. Ames vas the Arst Wit
mesa. He stated that be Vas q trustee
Of the Union Pacific Land Oompauv. ID
which ofaee be wss sppoinsed oa Ost
Is. 1874. he testified that the SO. .4o0..
0o0oe TIE mortgage Vas issued IN bonds
en- $4,000 acres Of land on both sides
Of the road On Aogil 3oih the tEassees
bad en- haud Si6s.ooo acres of land
which Vas valued as &3. .SS6.lt0. he
bad resolved over ell.50.000 for
the land which had been soia.
The total land sales n DecembeI
Slst, 1856. hsd heen 1856 so acres fer
which eie s0o.S had been realized.
Fhe total proceeds from pnelio lands up
10 that date had been 81 9l6. "a. When
she land was sold. 10 per cent Of the
anoant charged vas required 30 be Paid
a the time of purchase and en- aericul-
tural land several years were allowed In
which 10 make the remaining navmenta
These contracts carried the per cent
interest which was PAYABLE semi
annually There was outstanding on
January let. 1887, 60 0560o0 Of bonds
There had been purchased Sc 6S6 600 Of
bonds whieh had been cancelled 81 soon
as bought. There Il onsssandine
at the present time el09S0.000
Of bonds which mature en- Arril let and
Ostober Let, 1883 There have been
paid S375 for legal services and that
Gas the only money that had been paid
out In connection with the trust. as the
trustees bad never ressiysd any com
pensation.
Amss had bean sole trustee since 1873.
he said be considered all outstanding
contrasts perfectly good. The 100000
sores OF land remaining unseld are ei-
most entirely located in Wyoming and
% this land the miuimHm price Of 81
PER acre has been tlxsd.
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KNIGHTS FRMPLlR.
Organization Of the Grand
Commandery OF Wash
ington.
Defense Of the Australian
Colonies Discussed by
Premier Grinths.
FLURRY IN WHEAT.
Alleged Attempt to Fix the
Jake Sharp Jury.
short in His Aeeeasts-Jsaloasy the
caass-vioIAsion Of Law BY the
Pestsaaee Decided nls-
Eal-FloSd In the sksgit-
Clearisg sR Settlers.
KNIGHTS rEMPLaR.
ORGANIZATIONS eR TIE GRAND coN1ANDRI
or WASHINGTON TxRRIIoKY.

ORGANIZATIONS eF TIE GRAND co1Il1ANDRI
or WASHINGTON TxRRIIoKx.
Especial to the Posr-ISrKLL1aEEcRRl
VancouveF. June 3.-rhe organlzi
tisn OF the Grand C0mmandry Of
Knights Templar Was completed and
officers gere elected and installed In tbs
Masonic temple by Sir kuiRht Rocky P,
EArhart on Thursday evening as fol
lows: Eminent Grand Oommander. H.
W. Esaen. Of WAlla Walla; Grand Gen
eralissimo, A. l.. Palm-r. of Seattle
Grand Captain General, H Y. Stimmel,
Of Spoksne Falls; Grand Prelate. Is. NJ
Beatty, Of Tacoma; Grand Senior War.
den, John F Damon, Of Seattle; Grand
Junior Warden, Giles w. Clark. of SpO-
kane; Grand Treasurer, Ed. 4. Hare, OF
Tacoma; Grand Recorder, N. ]. Thomp-
son, of Taooma; Grand Standard Bear
sT, John Murray. Of Walla Walla;
Grand Sword Bearer. A. B. Stewart, Of
Seattle; Grand Warden, 7. @. Blalock,
Of Walla Walla.
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PACTVIC RAILReADs.
uKTHKA WORK ~ THB uxvEsIIaATIks
COMMISSIONS

TrETHKB uoBK n THB NFRsIIoATlNo
coMMIssIoN.
Bosrox. June 3.-Ths Unite4 States
Commissioners. h0 are investigating
the affairs ss the Union Paeihc Railway
Compary. resumed their public se~sioDs.
Before the witnesses Vers called the
Oommissiscers voted tbat Sben they
AdioaKn IL be % meet In Omaha on
Monday, Jane 20 b. and THAI the gre
IiminAFy exsntnafioo 81 sioax City Be
oondaessd By David T. ListisF between
this date and Juns 50.h- Ibs Camnis-
sionera tho1ahl thew wo1lo b able %
Isave Omaha % July 8 for San Fran.
eisco over digsrsns lines Of roads. %
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Great lace ibs are everyUhsFe advef-
tised, indicating shat iaoes are noS 81
article Of special interest,". Black
Chintiila, Guipnre, Egyptian and OH
entail We nave everything thai - peS
and desirabis al bottom prices IoA-
Las q STssEHMAH.
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FOR SALE.

400 ACREs OF GOOD UETNPBovED
4OO bottom lana Ia seeti0aa - and -.
tswushig 10 aorih. rang n ueat. IN ChshAlb
ecu y. ssH niles nortn Of 6ray's Harbsr.
Will sell the tract ai S6 per acre.
Fss farther partiesiars vfiis Or eaT upon
n CLOUD.
tsswfm Pars Blaksly, Ki'rap Co. WI
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
~ IKE sAkEzmsT 90 rxa
Merchants' national Bank.

CECURITIES AND vALUARLES.
- doors ard p1RcEis q al kinds re-
csived for safe keeptng aHa storHge.
safes Aaa Daposit Bexes in BCRe1AR
yAUEY rease1 al from SS % 80 Per al
cam, according 70 sase. Eys
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wAsMxoTos. June 3.-WashingtOn,
2; HsW York, IA
PHILADKIPHIA, Junr 3.-Philadelphai,
3; Boston, !.
INpIASAPoLIs, Jane 3.-Indianapolis,
70; PittssurR, y.
EEw YoEK, jane 3.-Clevsland, 8;
Metropolis ns, 3.
DETRorr, June 3.--Detroit, ?; Chicago,
a;
Nav YoEK, June 3.-St. Louis, "
Brooklyn, 4.
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Travellers Life and Accident.

be
In 10 ea,AlT-
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CaplaIn I'M I'M AlIEe.

EEw YoKK. jane -Osptaia HusssV.
uho vas s8ot last night bY toe police,
is still alive, bat no hope sf bis ree0v
eFy il entertained. The Coroner this
morning held an ante mOrtem inquest.
His secretary stated that there vas no
aasrrel or other apparent reason for tee
-nootinR. The jaTy rendered a verdict
IN accordance with Husssy's statement
Death sf an AbSiItioatst-
DKTsOrr, Juns 3. 4 y. supply Chase.
the Hoges AbalisionIst and COmsis-
ai0ner Of the Frssmen's Baresu daring
the var, died last night, ased 81.
Denied By Postmaster Geserai Villas
wGsHrSsTos, June 3.-PoaimsstsF
General Was said today be did not De-
.irs 10 be an tied With regard 70 the pei b.
Issasion IN a Philadslphta paper par
PORTING 20 give the Presidents plans for
an extended Western trip - it concerned
Toe Prssideut alone, bat be s0uid deHy
ths tTuth Of the article - far ~ u said
he (Vtlas) waA eosniz fnt Of snoh pre-
Qramme. he was % tbs opinion that
toe President had ne saeh Intention.
liberated Csayiets ComInE - AmeFsea
wAsaIS0Tox. June 3-Ths CONNER
ciaI agent AZ keS Caledonia, soath Pa
cine OeeaD. has Fepo ted 10 the Depart.
roent Of efate that tie conviets IN that
eolouy are being liberated With the M
desstsnAing that tkeY must not settle n
aay Eugitsh or French colony, snd - 9
consequence the majority OF them arr
Roina 20 san FFaDeisc0. A proposition
is nov before the iSosl PsFliament d
give Ei0O0 fog Ian ing IN San FfsnciscC
al Of tue worst Of tbess men, - thsI
vi not be rsasived IN Tahiti or else
where. The Ffesoh G5vsFnmeni, b
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CoxwAY (Ark- }. jane 2.-Isfor@ation
was reoeivsd today Of terrIbis array
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Again on a strike.
ConfInuIng EVIctlens.

DUBLIN. June S-Ths sviolions At
Bodyke continue. The tenants are OF
teFin0 all tha opposition Ia their power
to the sheriff and his guard, the poltes
aud troops aud find various means to
SERIOUSLY annoy the offisers. In some
of the houses from which the occupants
vera TO BE- evicted cayenne pepper vas
burned, the fumes ot which nearly
ehoked the bailifFs. Boiling water was
also thrown from windows upoR the
evicting force. At two houses where
evictions we're effected collisions 90
curred between the police and the
pAnnle and q number Of arrests were
nnnhn
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SAN FRASoIsoo. June 5.--JadRe Cohsy
has rendered an important decision In
the Blythe deceased millionaire) eaae.
He held thst tbs instrument set out 10
FIorence Blythe's second amended CON
plaIst, which was signed By Blythe and
is in favor Of bis alleged daughter,
Florence Blythe. is Insufficient 90 sus
tain heF cause Of action 10 her suit 20
recover the entire estate valued at nine
million dOllars.
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me 0pera CemIqse FIre.

PARIs, June La Francs says: THE
police authorities are keeping from she
public the actual number Of deaths re
shifting from the Opera Comique IRE.
Many bodies have been taken from the
ruins at VARIOUS times and removed to
the moFsue anknovn 10 the people.
la France estimates that the number
NJ lives lost bv the FIRE at over 300
Madame Beopdel. a lady who vas IN
the thsater when the fire broke out. has
i1st died from the effect OF nervous
fright, experienced in her escape from
the burning building.
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AhIeetlon aflne' Leaaepa.

LoNRoS. June 3-Tha Aosdemv si
Saienes A. Paris has prounuHsed 10 "a
v1r OF thu ohiActian % De Lesseps :.
the using OF locks In the Panama canal
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E'ietIoas at BoSiyks-

Dumu, June 2-Tbe eVieti0ns at
Ro4vke have bsaan again. The shefif
i uf-teoted bT = foroe Of 600 poiisenen
apd troops. At cns hnuss IN which the
inmates wars barFicadsd The ofnsers
made q hole through tbs sail wtta
erowbars and removed The furuilure.
There 10 great eIeite1sni 10 the dis
tfiet.
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crrnt Cansfrrnallan

OHrHuAuuA. tMax.l June S.-GreAt
slns'ernation prevails In this eitv on
Reoouut ~ the panic on "Wednesday In
The cathedral. Ia which three children
and two women V~re killed and sixty
uersons injured. That such calamity
Nould oosuF IL aatonishin0. a. she oathe-
Sral is massive stone structure with
three brad exits With no chairs or
benches 10 intefars with thosa hurEylng
1ut. TAe hnilding is Ahanlutslv dre-
uroOf. ana the Gre vas m insiRnihcant
hat had the inmates not lost their pres
anca of mind they could have made
their escape.
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NKw YoKK. June At = mse'ioR OF
the Nev York Chamber OF Commerce
this afternoon. toe dsfenseless eondi-
lion OF New York hsTboF vas eODsidsred-
Ia vas suggested that 10 the event that
the government did pothiBK, the city
sbo9ld proeeed 20 offend Itself. Ths
u1Fehass Of eight OF ten rams for the
defense Of the haFsoF vas recon
mended. II was decided 20 consider
the subisct at the next gnlaF nesting.
A resolntion wss unanimously adopted
endorsing tbe action Of Secretary whit
psy, IN pEcvidinR for . naval reserve Of
merchant seamea.
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yisltlnR Rsard Completed.

WAsaIsGros. June Professor Sum-
neT, OF Yale College, has been appointed
q member Of the board Of visitors 20
the Naval Academy thus completing the
msmbership Of tbs board.
GauId &c FoFtress Manroe.
NEw YoKK, June 3.-JAy Gould left
here this morning on bis yacht for
Fortress Munroe, where be intends
spending the next fev days.
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Cenaiderra CeFtala

LONDON, Isra s. II is considered
certain that Garmanv and AustFta viii
take NO action REGARDING the CEu'a
ukass restricting the rights Of foreign
aFs IL Russia.
VIII Net Retire frem the Embassy. :
LONDON. Iu~a 3-Oount Ksralv l.
Aua.roda. HuuRaFisn srubasasdoF here,
denies that he ~ill retire from the en-
Nassv after the Qasen's jubilee celsbra-
ton ~ reported.
Political CIre- from tae wealeyan
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sAcRAMENTo, June ia sharp earth
quake shock was felt here this morning
at 2.47 o'clOsk. II shook houses, max
ing them rattle IS IL the blinds and win
dsws were being slammed By sudden
gust of wind. Nearly everybody was
awakened by the shsck and sudden
movement for early rising was engaged
in. The shock lasted from about three
fourihs OF mihute 10 Q minute, and 10
far a. is known was fsit throughout this
section and t. the crest Of the Sierra.
Az Blue Canyon 10 threw down the chin
ney OF the hotel.
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ST PErKRsnuRa. June 3.--The kosootp
0azsfts announces that secret neRotia-
tions have been going on between the
Russian Ministry Of Finance ana q syn
dioate Of Earopean BANKERS headed By
the Rothsohilds. and have resulted In
an agreement for the conversion OF the
Russian credit fancier mutual hves into
securities bearing ~ per cent. "fhis," "
Gays the Gdzefte. ''is pFelnde to slml-
lar conversion Of all the Russian debt"
The Rothsohilda for ten years past havo
steadily refused TO enter into any deal
ines With the Russian government. The
Gdzsfte is iubilant over the result OF the
negotiations.
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P.BI.MILLER, MD.

uL9EoN. MAY nE CONSULTED
As1,sn rSosas In ths Boyd q Pancin
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sAN FRAScIsoo. Jnos 3-Dispaishes
from viroinia CITY. Nevada. MnFphvs,
Chico, North San Juan, Downieville.
rruckse, Amador and Marysville. Cali-
fornia. state that q severe shock of
earthquake occurred this morning. the
vibrations lasting from four 20 thirty
aeconds.
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The DEPOSED REGISTRAR.
How Mr.. Whitbeck, of Nephi,
Takes His Removal.

The action of Mr.. Whitb eek, in Nephi,
in relation to the bogus oath, created
70 little stir and comment among all
classes here. But it came to sudden
termination this morning when Mr..
Wbitbeck was apprised by the Utah
Commission that his services as register
for Nephi City, were no longer needed
and that his comm ssion was taken
from him.
| In conversation with Mr.. Whitbeck
removal. he stated he did not feel at all
badly over The affair, as he had followed
the ins tructi ms of the Loyal League,
with whom he was in sympathy He
was somewhat profuse in displaying
letters of Instructions received from
Varian P. L. Williams, Bennett, Dick
son and others of the gang, as to how
heshouid proceed in his duties as regis.
tratIon officer. and felt that he had
done his duty like man. | re-
marked to him. that a man OF
ordinary intelligence would feel like
going eff where no one would
see him and throw rocks at himself
for a week. The Utah Commission
surely have the hearty commendahon
Of all good citizens in this quarter. for
their bold and manly stand, as against
set of obst uct onists aud b artless
bulldozers. Keep it up.
The recent storm has done untold
good to both farmers and stock men,
and given assurance of pr, sotrous
harvest. Boom Boom! is The cry
from everybody now, except it should
be from Mr.. Whitbeck and his co-agi-
titers.
Hyde g. Whi:more are driving for q
| flowing. well in front Of their store
Some little difficulty has been expe-
rienced, but hope 8 MT yet desnairt
| of BIZ.
NEPHI, May 4th. 1887.
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We Offer To-day and the Balance of This Week:

We Offer To-day and the Balance of This Week:
600 Yards WHITE yard This lot goods
short ngths-t1o yards in qualities;
real value &c.,. The will, therefore.
secure greatest bargains.
WHITE EMBROIDERIEs suitable for India Lawns 5c,
o5c &c. &c.,; OF goods.
100 pieces inches
width &C.,
500 gross Capshpe Buttons all sizes Dozen
100 dozen LnenC a 1910 pair
dozen assorted coor at 25c
dozen English Hose assorted coors
1916. worth 6Oc.
Ladies English samples,
pair different at and $1.25
dozen Misses Hose 1885, half
50 pieces Figured Lawns at &C. yard.
Figured and sans mostly da
$50 Seasons with oooed embroidered and
braided vest fronts offered at s1S
200 Misses Cood Jerseys &c.; former price, s25
500 Balls" Corset at 75c. :
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A CHILD'S SKIN
Ears and Scalp Covered With Ecze-
matOus Scabs and Sores
Cured by Cut1cura.

mt Y little son, aged eight years. has been
1il afflicted with Eczema of the scalp, and at
times great portion of his body. ever since
he was two years old. 1t began in his ears,
and extended to his soap, which became
covered W tn ScabS and SORES, and from
which sticky fluid poured out. causing in
tense itching and distress, and leaving his
hair matted and lifeless. Underneath these
| steak. Gradually the hair came out and was
destroyed, until a small patch was left at the
back of the head. My friends in Peabody
know how my little boy has suffered. Alright
he would scratch his head unit his pillow
| was covered with blood. used to tie his
bands behind him, and in many ways tried
10 prevent his scratching; but it was
| % use, he would Scra CHI. | took
him to The hospitil end to tia
success. About this time some fri nds. who
has been cured by tie CUTICURA REMEDIES,
prev lied upon me to try them. l began to
use them on the 18th of January last. In
seven months every particle OF the disease
on his scalp to tell the story of his suffering.
His hair nas returned, and is thick and
sirong, and his scalp as sweet and clean as
any child's in the world. / cannot say enough
toexpress my gratitude for this wonderful
| cure by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and wish
all similar afflicted to know that my state
ment is true and without eXaggeration.
| CHARLES MCKAY,
Oct. 6, 1886 Peabody, Mass
have seen Mr.. McKay's boy when badly
affecte with the Eczema He was pitiful
sight - 10 X at know that he has tried
could d. for suffering child, but availed
| nothing. l know that the statements he ha!
made gu as regards the curing of his boy
| by your CUTfCURA REMEDIES are true il
every particular.
/ WILLIAM ]. MCCARTHY,
| % Foster St Peabody Mass
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
May 4, 1887
WHITE HOUSE,

q. wen, Frisco; Orlando Johnson,
Park City; J. n. Bake. San Francisco; J. =.
w hedon, Psrk City; George B. Hill, Chi
go: Miss Nellie Bush, South Cottonwood;
Il +. Hapgood, Kansas City; D. acInnis,
John Kennedy, Bingham; w. H. Berry,
Provo; Joseph Eillman. Big Smokey; n. N.
Schwartz. J. +. Jackson, Park City: F. C.
Donyer; Z. B. Leayitt, Jaab; j Fry. N.
Meyers, Douglas: A. H. BroWnell, Idaho
A. H Brown, Bingham; w II: Briscoe,
Denver; George Moore, II. Bradley, Alta
A Lewis, Galveston, TIE. as; Z. Oselt, Bling
ham; George Hazard, Was htngtOn Teri.
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DIR. BONANZA B. PRATT.
Eye and Ear. Testing for speetacies,
Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women.

.once ov s.Godbe d Pitts Drug Store; tele-
phone Sl1 at residence. Godbe & Pitts Lug
Store once.
Instruction given 20 studeu,s Z Md.
Hifev end monthly Nurses.
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You Must Not

class Rough on Dirt" with the ordin-
airy washing compounds. It is new
different and altogether, superior
article. A revelation in housekeeping,
A boon. to women. a new discovery
Beats the world for Kitchen !! Laundry
Stafching, Bath or Shampoo. l
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Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines, Mar
s'a'l- ,wn, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon,
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the pc, pie Vi ebraska, Colorado. Wyom'ng
Titan, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, washington
and California it off rs superior sdvs 1t2ees
not possible by any other line
Among a few of the numerous points of
superiority enjoyed by the patrons of his
road between ON Ia and ChicagO, ara its
two trains day of DAY co tCHES, who
are the fnesl that human art and ingenn ~
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its widely ce ebrated PALATIAL DIN
ING CARS, the equal OF which can be
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Pacific BY. connect in Onion Depot with
those of the Chiasgo < Northwestern BY
In Chicago the trains of this line make close
connection with those OF al Eas'ern lines
For Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati Eisgars Fa Is, buffalo, Pittsburg
Toronto. II )atEeal, Boston. New York. Phil
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If you wish the best accom-, notation. AL
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Salt axe y, Utah.
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o. The only Line from SAT- Lete CT,
E8-2unning SLEEPING CARS FIRE.
kaE-for the use OF Passengers bnjdin
EE- SecOnd-Cl&Ss sn' EEigrant Tickets
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
Leaves Ogden daily st 9.45 Pm; Leayes S.
lsSke CitT daily at 1l.10 an. Direct coanas
ZION is made az Pueblo and Denver fCp
Omaha, Kansas City snd 81 points Est:
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
Arrives in Salt Lake City from the East a
L35 pm. and leaves for ogden ct As pm,
making connection with the Central Pscifc
for the West.
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave Salt Lake City-For Bingham.
snd Alta at Foam; for Ogden a. SIS
am and 4.45 pm; for SpringTiIIe at
30 p n.
Arrive at Salt Lake City-From Bing.
ham and Aha at 40 pm. from OGDEN
at HOO am. and 7.15 pm: from
Springville at SIS an.
Tickets Tor sll points Esst and West csn be
purchased al the Depot ohce and Citty
Ticket Once, White House Corner, Salt Lske
City,
j. III. BENNETT.
Gen. Pass and T'krAgL
D. C. DODGE, General Nsnsssx
r. +. BANCROFT. eenIsupt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-05
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Connects with Utah Central trsir lesyt1
Salt AXE at 7.4o an.
Connects with Utah Central srsia arr,
ing a. Salt Lake at go pm.
! Stop only upon gignsls.
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